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The video showcases the One Netbook One Mix 4, a 10-inch convertible laptop with Intel 11th gen Tiger Lake processors, offering premium performance and a lightweight design suited for general use. It features good connectivity, a bright display, and supports pen input. Despite minor drawbacks like blue color imbalance, average battery life, and potential performance drops during heavy workloads, its build quality, screen, and performance are praised. The laptop, available on Amazon in Japan, can serve as a main ultrabook for many users.
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In this segment of the video, the presenter introduces the One Netbook One Mix 4, a 10-inch convertible laptop featuring Intel 11th generation Tiger Lake processors. The device is premium, constructed from 6000 series aluminum with a CNC chassis and a QHD IPS display supporting pen and touch input. Despite its small size, it offers impressive performance with options for Core i5 and i7 processors along with Intel Iris Xe graphics. The device is lightweight at 769 grams and slim, making it highly portable. The One Mix 4 may not be a primary laptop for most users due to its 10-inch display, but it can serve as a main computer for general use. The device features good performance and thermal management with a fan similar in size to those found in 13-inch laptops.
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In this segment of the video, the narrator discusses the performance, pricing, and features of the ultrabook. The ultrabook offers premium performance but may have slight drops during extended workloads like video exporting. It comes in various configurations, with the high-end version costing around $1500. The keyboard and trackpad are compact but still functional, with backlit keys and a Microsoft Precision trackpad. The ultrabook offers good connectivity with two USB-C 4 ports, a USB-C 3.0 port, headphone jack, and a microSD card slot. The display quality is bright and satisfactory.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the screen quality and color calibration of the device, noting good contrast, near full sRGB coverage, and too much blue out of the box. The device is glossy, touch-sensitive, and supports pen input, albeit with 2048 pressure levels. It is suitable for note-taking and sketching. The mono speaker is small, but the device includes a fingerprint scanner and Intel Wi-Fi 6. It can be purchased from Amazon in Japan and may be available in the US. The battery life is average, lasting around six hours with normal use and up to seven hours with adjusted settings. The device’s design makes it easy to access and includes ventilation for cooling.
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In this part of the video, the narrator demonstrates disassembling a laptop to show the internal components, such as the fan, heat pipe, heat sink area, battery, M.2 SSD, and soldered-on Wi-Fi card. The laptop has a soldered-on RAM option of either 8 or 16 gigs of DDR4. The narrator praises the build quality, screen, and performance of the laptop, calling it a well-done product. The laptop is compact and suitable for many as a main ultrabook. The video concludes with a call to action to subscribe to the channel for more tech videos.